Graffiti
Brisbane West District Crime Bulletin MAY
Volume 3, Edition 04 2011
THIS EDITION: Page 1: Introduction Page 2-5: Graffiti Page 5: Safe Number Plates
The “Brisbane West District Crime Bulletin” is produced monthly by the BWD District Crime Prevention Staff. The Crime Bulletin has a focus on promoting community awareness of crime issues, community safety and crime prevention initiatives.
Page 6–7: School Parking Page 8–10: Personal Safety
SOME IMPORTANT NUMBERS Local police stations: Indooroopilly 3377 9444
The production and distribution of the BWD Crime Bulletin:
facilitates public involvement through enhanced access to crime related information;
provides information targeting specific crimes and hot spot areas;
provides crime prevention advice to promote personal safety and property security strategies;
The Gap
3510 1111
reduction; and
Ferny Grove 3872 1555
Hills PCYC
3855 1980
Brookside Shopping Centre Police Beat 3247 7022 Indooroopilly Shopping Centre Police Beat 3000 8255
promotes community participation in crime prevention, solution and
Provides current information to the community in a timely and cost effective manner.
Please forward this bulletin to friends, neighbours and business associates!
Brisbane West District Crime Prevention Office 3212 4576
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
GRAFFITI OFFENCES
DO YOU KNOW WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS GRAFFITI? During the recent Easter School Holidays Keperra and Samford have seen a
In the Brisbane West District there have been 30 reported cases of graffiti since the beginning of April 2011
sudden increase in graffiti. The following pictures depict some of the ‘tags’ which have been prevalent in these areas.
Court proceedings have commenced against 1 person. Investigations are continuing.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
REWARD OFFERED
Save Triple Zero (000) for Emergencies
In an attempt to limit vandalism, Moreton Bay Regional Council offers a reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for vandalism of Council property. Residents can report such instances anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Graffiti Graffiti vandalism, or ‘tagging', is any mark or symbol placed on property without the owner's permission.
Graffiti Management Strategy To deal with graffiti, Brisbane City Council and Moreton Bay Regional Council:
Follow us on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/Q PSmedia
provides FREE graffiti removal kits
employs a graffiti reduction officer to advise on graffiti prevention and removal
gives removal materials and paints to community groups to remove graffiti
distributes graffiti prevention guidelines
makes presentations about graffiti vandalism to community groups
undertakes graffiti and safety audits in affected areas and recommends appropriate actions
coordinates legal art projects to beautify local communities and prevent graffiti
removes graffiti as soon as possible
designs public areas to support graffiti prevention
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
BURGLAR ACTIVITY MAY
PULLENVALE Woodfield Rd FIG TREE POCKET
Taskforce Against Graffiti (TAG) The taskforce, which commenced on 6 October 2008, is a joint initiative of Council and the State Government. Council officers work with the police to combat graffiti and associated crime. Council's Graffiti Reduction Teams work closely with the taskforce. When Graffiti Reduction Team officers attend sites to remove graffiti, they take a photograph of the damage and record:
the location
the owner of the property
any other relevant information
Kenmore Rd, Gabwina St TARINGA Bellevue Pde, Stanley Tce MITCHELTON Osborne Rd ENOGGERA Pickering St, Hurdcotte St, Clunies Ross Ct
This information is forwarded to the taskforce and used to identify individuals or groups responsible for graffiti. Police may prosecute offenders. It is anticipated that adults (over 17 years of age) serving community based supervision orders will work with Council's Graffiti Reduction Teams to remove graffiti.
ASGROVE
Preventing Graffiti
Waterworks Rd, Stewart Rd BARDON Bardon Esp, Greer St, Mackay Tce,
The following strategies can help to prevent graffiti:
vegetation - shrubs and bushy plants near buildings help restrict access to walls or views into buildings
lighting - a well-lit area may deter vandalism
TOOWONG
legal art and murals - vandals seldom attack the work of other artists
Bywong St, Terrace St
paints and coatings - always keep extra paint of the same colour as your walls, fences and other painted surfaces
graffiti resistant surfaces - try to avoid plain, smooth surfaces or fences
securing your property - secure items such as benches, barbecues and wheelie bins so they can't be used to gain access to walls or rooftops
Hebe St INDOOROOPILLY Cecil St (2), Central Ave, Kate St, Finney Rd, Clarence Rd, Priory St
ST LUCIA Warren St, Hawken Dr, Sir Fred Schonell Dr CHAPEL HILL Fleming Rd, Burns Pde, Fig Tree Pocket Rd, Neptune St AUCHENFLOWER Chasely St FERNY HILLS Drovers Cl
Removing Graffiti Rapid removal is the most effective way to prevent graffiti reappearing because it reduces the recognition that graffitists crave. It also shows that the affected area is being monitored and looked after.
EVERTON PARK White St
Prior to removing graffiti it is advisable to photograph the damage and forward it to the Police. Be sure to record your name, the location of the graffiti and the date. This allows the Police to monitor particular tags and identify the responsible offenders.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
Council attempts to remove all graffiti from its buildings or structures within five working days of it being reported. Offensive or high profile graffiti is removed within one working day.
Complaints If you see someone doing graffiti, contact the Queensland Police Service on 131 444. You can also help by contacting the responsible property owner.
Council Contact Details Moreton Bay Regional Council Phone: (07) 3205 0555 Monday to Friday, 8.30am - 5.00pm Brisbane City Council Chermside Chermside Library 375 Hamilton Rd, Chermside Indooroopilly
SCHOOL PARKING In the last month there have been 2 complaints made to police regarding issues with illegal; parking and u-turns at Schools. Police urge parents and carers to adhere to the road rules for the safety of children.
Monday Friday 9am - 5pm
Indooroopilly Library Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, 69 Station Rd, Indooroopilly
Vehicle registration plates are often overlooked as an item of value. Stolen registration plates are used to disguise a vehicle in order to commit crime and are also used on unregistered vehicles to make it appear as if the vehicle is registered. Regularly check your vehicle to see that both plates are still in place. If they have been stolen, report the theft promptly to local police. Registration number plate theft is inconvenient, frustrating and costly as victims have to report the theft to police and then attend QLD Transport to purchase replacement plates. Consider having one-way screws fitted to your vehicle in order to make it more difficult for your number plates to be removed by thieves. Contact the Brisbane West District Crime Prevention Unit on 3212 4576 to have free one way screws attached.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
SCHOOL PARKING The traffic signs and lines on the road are in place to ensure the road environment around schools is safe and traffic flows as freely as possible. If you would like to report a maintenance issue regarding traffic signs and lines at your school, contact Council.
The various signs around schools include:
STOLEN VEHICLES
N No op pa arrk kiin ng g The driver of a vehicle must not stop on a length of road or in an area to which a no parking sign applies, unless the driver: is dropping off or picking up of passengers or goods; and
KENMORE Fairholme St, Aberfoyle St AUCHENFLOWER Lima Street KEPERRA Hanran St EVERTON HILLS Queens Rd INDOOROOPILLY Coonan St BARDON Outlook Cres ENOGGERA Clunies Ross Ct
does not leave the vehicle unattended
completes the dropping off or picking up of the passengers or goods and drives on as soon as possible and, within the required time after stopping
N No o sstto op pp piin ng g A driver must not stop on a length of road or in an area to which a no stopping sign applies.
S Scch ho oo oll zzo on ne e 40 kph speed limit applies in school hours during school days.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
WHAT PERSONAL Loading zone, two minutes maximum PROPERTY CAN From 8am to 9am and 2.30pm to 3.30pm on school days, you can only park for two BE minutes. This should be enough time to help your child with luggage and seatbelts but MARKED WITH not enough to leave your car and go into the school. MICRODOTS
H Ho ow w tto ou usse e ttw wo om miin nu utte e zzo on ne ess Do:
What is microdot technology?
use the zone like a quick moving taxi rank
move forward as space becomes available
ensure children watch for their ride and move promptly to the vehicle
load and unload passengers only at the head of the line
stay in the car unless loading baggage or passengers
Do not:
Microdots are an easy park for more than two minutes - you can be fined and modern way of marking property for leave the vehicle, except to help load or unload. This is an offence during the identification. hours of operation Microdots are micro reverse into the zone - you will put other children in danger; join the queue labels, about the size of a grain of sand, which call children to the bottom of the queue or across the road are engraved with a unique PIN (Personal Identification Number). The dots are barely School parking issues visible to the naked eye Contact Council for issues such as: and can easily be illegal parking applied to any household items of dangerous parking value such as televisions, DVD players infringement of the two minute passenger and cameras. zone
Where can I buy microdot kits?
Microdot kits are available via the internet and at your local PCYC.
Phone your local police station for issues such as:
speeding
illegal u-turns
dangerous driving
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
P E R S O N A L S A F E T Y
Personal Safety Seminars The Brisbane City Council is running free Personal Safety Seminars for all Brisbane residents over 14 years of age. These seminars are run by SDVMA an organisation that has been teaching personal safety and self defence to community, corporate and government groups for 25 years. The types of topics covered in the seminars are:
Assertiveness Personal Safety Strategies Self Defence Techniques Myths and Facts related to Violence
The seminars are lively, entertaining and will empower you to believe in your own abilities. They are designed to increase your confidence and ease any concerns you may have about crime affecting you. You will also have the opportunity to discuss any personal safety issues or questions with internationally-renowned experts. If you are part of a group or organisation who would like to have a seminar specifically tailored for your group or if you would just like to be part of a seminar, please contact the Brisbane City Council on 3403 8888. If you would like more information please visit: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/personalsafetyseminars
The dates for the next public seminars are listed below: Thursday 19 May, 2011 Indooroopilly Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 19 May 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm Indooroopilly Library
Thursday 26 May, 2011 Jagera Arts Centre Hall - Being Safe (MEN)
Cost
Free
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
P E R S O N A L S A F E T Y
Session
Thursday, 26 May 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm South Brisbane
Tuesday 14 June, 2011 Chermside Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 14 June 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday 15 June, 2011 Sunnybank Hills Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Wednesday, 15 June 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Friday 17 June, 2011 Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Friday, 17 June 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday 12 July, 2011 Jagera Arts Centre Hall - Being Safe (MEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 12 July 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm South Brisbane
Thursday 14 July, 2011 Wynnum Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 14 July 2011, 5:15pm - 7:45pm
Wednesday 20 July, 2011 Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Wednesday, 20 July 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Thursday 21 July, 2011 Indooroopilly Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 21 July 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Monday 15 August, 2011
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
P E R S O N A L
Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Monday, 15 August 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Tuesday 16 August, 2011 Chermside Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 16 August 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Monday 12 September, 2011 Carindale Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Monday, 12 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm Carindale Library
Tuesday 13 September, 2011 Jagera Arts Centre Hall - Being Safe (MEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 13 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm South Brisbane
Wednesday 14 September, 2011 Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
S A F E T Y
Cost Session
Free Wednesday, 14 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Thursday 15 September, 2011 Indooroopilly Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 15 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
The materials presented on this web document are distributed by BWD Crime Prevention as an information source only. BWD Crime Prevention makes no statements, representations, or warranties about the accuracy or completeness of, and you should not rely on, any information contained in this publication. Despite our best efforts, BWD Crime Prevention makes no warranties that the information in this publication is free of infection by computer viruses or other contamination. BWD Crime Prevention disclaims all responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages and costs you might incur as a result of the information being inaccurate of incomplete in any way, and for any reason. If you require any further information on anything discussed in this month’s edition please contact Senior Constable Meriel IANNA on 3872 1538 or Sergeant José SARMIENTO on 3212 4576.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
Volume 3, Edition 04 2011
THIS EDITION: Page 1: Introduction Page 2-5: Graffiti Page 5: Safe Number Plates
The “Brisbane West District Crime Bulletin” is produced monthly by the BWD District Crime Prevention Staff. The Crime Bulletin has a focus on promoting community awareness of crime issues, community safety and crime prevention initiatives.
Page 6–7: School Parking Page 8–10: Personal Safety
SOME IMPORTANT NUMBERS Local police stations: Indooroopilly 3377 9444
The production and distribution of the BWD Crime Bulletin:
facilitates public involvement through enhanced access to crime related information;
provides information targeting specific crimes and hot spot areas;
provides crime prevention advice to promote personal safety and property security strategies;
The Gap
3510 1111
reduction; and
Ferny Grove 3872 1555
Hills PCYC
3855 1980
Brookside Shopping Centre Police Beat 3247 7022 Indooroopilly Shopping Centre Police Beat 3000 8255
promotes community participation in crime prevention, solution and
Provides current information to the community in a timely and cost effective manner.
Please forward this bulletin to friends, neighbours and business associates!
Brisbane West District Crime Prevention Office 3212 4576
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
GRAFFITI OFFENCES
DO YOU KNOW WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS GRAFFITI? During the recent Easter School Holidays Keperra and Samford have seen a
In the Brisbane West District there have been 30 reported cases of graffiti since the beginning of April 2011
sudden increase in graffiti. The following pictures depict some of the ‘tags’ which have been prevalent in these areas.
Court proceedings have commenced against 1 person. Investigations are continuing.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
REWARD OFFERED
Save Triple Zero (000) for Emergencies
In an attempt to limit vandalism, Moreton Bay Regional Council offers a reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for vandalism of Council property. Residents can report such instances anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Graffiti Graffiti vandalism, or ‘tagging', is any mark or symbol placed on property without the owner's permission.
Graffiti Management Strategy To deal with graffiti, Brisbane City Council and Moreton Bay Regional Council:
Follow us on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/Q PSmedia
provides FREE graffiti removal kits
employs a graffiti reduction officer to advise on graffiti prevention and removal
gives removal materials and paints to community groups to remove graffiti
distributes graffiti prevention guidelines
makes presentations about graffiti vandalism to community groups
undertakes graffiti and safety audits in affected areas and recommends appropriate actions
coordinates legal art projects to beautify local communities and prevent graffiti
removes graffiti as soon as possible
designs public areas to support graffiti prevention
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
BURGLAR ACTIVITY MAY
PULLENVALE Woodfield Rd FIG TREE POCKET
Taskforce Against Graffiti (TAG) The taskforce, which commenced on 6 October 2008, is a joint initiative of Council and the State Government. Council officers work with the police to combat graffiti and associated crime. Council's Graffiti Reduction Teams work closely with the taskforce. When Graffiti Reduction Team officers attend sites to remove graffiti, they take a photograph of the damage and record:
the location
the owner of the property
any other relevant information
Kenmore Rd, Gabwina St TARINGA Bellevue Pde, Stanley Tce MITCHELTON Osborne Rd ENOGGERA Pickering St, Hurdcotte St, Clunies Ross Ct
This information is forwarded to the taskforce and used to identify individuals or groups responsible for graffiti. Police may prosecute offenders. It is anticipated that adults (over 17 years of age) serving community based supervision orders will work with Council's Graffiti Reduction Teams to remove graffiti.
ASGROVE
Preventing Graffiti
Waterworks Rd, Stewart Rd BARDON Bardon Esp, Greer St, Mackay Tce,
The following strategies can help to prevent graffiti:
vegetation - shrubs and bushy plants near buildings help restrict access to walls or views into buildings
lighting - a well-lit area may deter vandalism
TOOWONG
legal art and murals - vandals seldom attack the work of other artists
Bywong St, Terrace St
paints and coatings - always keep extra paint of the same colour as your walls, fences and other painted surfaces
graffiti resistant surfaces - try to avoid plain, smooth surfaces or fences
securing your property - secure items such as benches, barbecues and wheelie bins so they can't be used to gain access to walls or rooftops
Hebe St INDOOROOPILLY Cecil St (2), Central Ave, Kate St, Finney Rd, Clarence Rd, Priory St
ST LUCIA Warren St, Hawken Dr, Sir Fred Schonell Dr CHAPEL HILL Fleming Rd, Burns Pde, Fig Tree Pocket Rd, Neptune St AUCHENFLOWER Chasely St FERNY HILLS Drovers Cl
Removing Graffiti Rapid removal is the most effective way to prevent graffiti reappearing because it reduces the recognition that graffitists crave. It also shows that the affected area is being monitored and looked after.
EVERTON PARK White St
Prior to removing graffiti it is advisable to photograph the damage and forward it to the Police. Be sure to record your name, the location of the graffiti and the date. This allows the Police to monitor particular tags and identify the responsible offenders.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
Council attempts to remove all graffiti from its buildings or structures within five working days of it being reported. Offensive or high profile graffiti is removed within one working day.
Complaints If you see someone doing graffiti, contact the Queensland Police Service on 131 444. You can also help by contacting the responsible property owner.
Council Contact Details Moreton Bay Regional Council Phone: (07) 3205 0555 Monday to Friday, 8.30am - 5.00pm Brisbane City Council Chermside Chermside Library 375 Hamilton Rd, Chermside Indooroopilly
SCHOOL PARKING In the last month there have been 2 complaints made to police regarding issues with illegal; parking and u-turns at Schools. Police urge parents and carers to adhere to the road rules for the safety of children.
Monday Friday 9am - 5pm
Indooroopilly Library Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, 69 Station Rd, Indooroopilly
Vehicle registration plates are often overlooked as an item of value. Stolen registration plates are used to disguise a vehicle in order to commit crime and are also used on unregistered vehicles to make it appear as if the vehicle is registered. Regularly check your vehicle to see that both plates are still in place. If they have been stolen, report the theft promptly to local police. Registration number plate theft is inconvenient, frustrating and costly as victims have to report the theft to police and then attend QLD Transport to purchase replacement plates. Consider having one-way screws fitted to your vehicle in order to make it more difficult for your number plates to be removed by thieves. Contact the Brisbane West District Crime Prevention Unit on 3212 4576 to have free one way screws attached.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
SCHOOL PARKING The traffic signs and lines on the road are in place to ensure the road environment around schools is safe and traffic flows as freely as possible. If you would like to report a maintenance issue regarding traffic signs and lines at your school, contact Council.
The various signs around schools include:
STOLEN VEHICLES
N No op pa arrk kiin ng g The driver of a vehicle must not stop on a length of road or in an area to which a no parking sign applies, unless the driver: is dropping off or picking up of passengers or goods; and
KENMORE Fairholme St, Aberfoyle St AUCHENFLOWER Lima Street KEPERRA Hanran St EVERTON HILLS Queens Rd INDOOROOPILLY Coonan St BARDON Outlook Cres ENOGGERA Clunies Ross Ct
does not leave the vehicle unattended
completes the dropping off or picking up of the passengers or goods and drives on as soon as possible and, within the required time after stopping
N No o sstto op pp piin ng g A driver must not stop on a length of road or in an area to which a no stopping sign applies.
S Scch ho oo oll zzo on ne e 40 kph speed limit applies in school hours during school days.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
WHAT PERSONAL Loading zone, two minutes maximum PROPERTY CAN From 8am to 9am and 2.30pm to 3.30pm on school days, you can only park for two BE minutes. This should be enough time to help your child with luggage and seatbelts but MARKED WITH not enough to leave your car and go into the school. MICRODOTS
H Ho ow w tto ou usse e ttw wo om miin nu utte e zzo on ne ess Do:
What is microdot technology?
use the zone like a quick moving taxi rank
move forward as space becomes available
ensure children watch for their ride and move promptly to the vehicle
load and unload passengers only at the head of the line
stay in the car unless loading baggage or passengers
Do not:
Microdots are an easy park for more than two minutes - you can be fined and modern way of marking property for leave the vehicle, except to help load or unload. This is an offence during the identification. hours of operation Microdots are micro reverse into the zone - you will put other children in danger; join the queue labels, about the size of a grain of sand, which call children to the bottom of the queue or across the road are engraved with a unique PIN (Personal Identification Number). The dots are barely School parking issues visible to the naked eye Contact Council for issues such as: and can easily be illegal parking applied to any household items of dangerous parking value such as televisions, DVD players infringement of the two minute passenger and cameras. zone
Where can I buy microdot kits?
Microdot kits are available via the internet and at your local PCYC.
Phone your local police station for issues such as:
speeding
illegal u-turns
dangerous driving
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
P E R S O N A L S A F E T Y
Personal Safety Seminars The Brisbane City Council is running free Personal Safety Seminars for all Brisbane residents over 14 years of age. These seminars are run by SDVMA an organisation that has been teaching personal safety and self defence to community, corporate and government groups for 25 years. The types of topics covered in the seminars are:
Assertiveness Personal Safety Strategies Self Defence Techniques Myths and Facts related to Violence
The seminars are lively, entertaining and will empower you to believe in your own abilities. They are designed to increase your confidence and ease any concerns you may have about crime affecting you. You will also have the opportunity to discuss any personal safety issues or questions with internationally-renowned experts. If you are part of a group or organisation who would like to have a seminar specifically tailored for your group or if you would just like to be part of a seminar, please contact the Brisbane City Council on 3403 8888. If you would like more information please visit: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/personalsafetyseminars
The dates for the next public seminars are listed below: Thursday 19 May, 2011 Indooroopilly Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 19 May 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm Indooroopilly Library
Thursday 26 May, 2011 Jagera Arts Centre Hall - Being Safe (MEN)
Cost
Free
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
P E R S O N A L S A F E T Y
Session
Thursday, 26 May 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm South Brisbane
Tuesday 14 June, 2011 Chermside Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 14 June 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday 15 June, 2011 Sunnybank Hills Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Wednesday, 15 June 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Friday 17 June, 2011 Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Friday, 17 June 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday 12 July, 2011 Jagera Arts Centre Hall - Being Safe (MEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 12 July 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm South Brisbane
Thursday 14 July, 2011 Wynnum Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 14 July 2011, 5:15pm - 7:45pm
Wednesday 20 July, 2011 Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Wednesday, 20 July 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Thursday 21 July, 2011 Indooroopilly Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 21 July 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Monday 15 August, 2011
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
P E R S O N A L
Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Monday, 15 August 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Tuesday 16 August, 2011 Chermside Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 16 August 2011, 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Monday 12 September, 2011 Carindale Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Monday, 12 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm Carindale Library
Tuesday 13 September, 2011 Jagera Arts Centre Hall - Being Safe (MEN)
Cost Session
Free Tuesday, 13 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm South Brisbane
Wednesday 14 September, 2011 Brisbane Square Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
S A F E T Y
Cost Session
Free Wednesday, 14 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Thursday 15 September, 2011 Indooroopilly Library - Being Safe (WOMEN)
Cost Session
Free Thursday, 15 September 2011, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
The materials presented on this web document are distributed by BWD Crime Prevention as an information source only. BWD Crime Prevention makes no statements, representations, or warranties about the accuracy or completeness of, and you should not rely on, any information contained in this publication. Despite our best efforts, BWD Crime Prevention makes no warranties that the information in this publication is free of infection by computer viruses or other contamination. BWD Crime Prevention disclaims all responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages and costs you might incur as a result of the information being inaccurate of incomplete in any way, and for any reason. If you require any further information on anything discussed in this month’s edition please contact Senior Constable Meriel IANNA on 3872 1538 or Sergeant José SARMIENTO on 3212 4576.
QLD Neighbourhood Watch Program Minor Sponsor
